http://www.marshallthunderingblog.blogsp...-2013.html

Roundball looks like easy wins, although SFA might be a wildcard. They won a lot of games (Southland = weak) but lost by 1 to Stanford to end the season. You have the height advantage, though.

I don't like two D2s on the schedule, but that's just me. If you can guys can slip past WVU at the Capital Classic (or keep it competitive) that should be enough of an RPI boost to cover it.

I have to admit....I am not real excited about the home schedule.

(08-27-2013 04:27 PM)N2 HERD Wrote:  I have to admit....I am not real excited about the home schedule.

You've got one good team on the home schedule

(08-27-2013 04:00 PM)CameramanJ Wrote:  Roundball looks like easy wins, although SFA might be a wildcard. They won a lot of games (Southland = weak) but lost by 1 to Stanford to end the season. You have the height advantage, though.

I don't like two D2s on the schedule, but that's just me. If you can guys can slip past WVU at the Capital Classic (or keep it competitive) that should be enough of an RPI boost to cover it.

They are NAIA not D2. But no matter... games vs non D1 schools do not count in RPI

Sorry, but that's a pretty bad schedule...

(08-27-2013 05:12 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  Sorry, but that's a pretty bad schedule...

Yep

gotta agree, when a school's rpi is 162 and they are one of your top 5 OOC games it can't be a good schedule

(08-27-2013 08:09 PM)randaddyminer Wrote:  gotta agree, when a school's rpi is 162 and they are one of your top 5 OOC games it can't be a good schedule

WVU had a higher RPI than stAte, why do they not list them in the top 5?

1. There are no easy wins with Tom Herrion as your HC.

2. It may be a bad schedule but in case you hadn't heard we are a bad team. 13-19 was our record.

Danny Kaspar took the Texas State job, so SFA should be less ominous for you.